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226 L.49. Utt. af z, etc. Obet. slutvokal. Bruket af to. Sats förkorta.
killed more than once. 54. Giles was like to have been taken
for a spy. 55. I should like you to see what Allan writes.
56. She is not likely to succeed. 57. All people believe him
to be a gambler. 58. I could not imagine the small stars
to be larger than the moon. 59. We suspected our servants
to have taken some of our eggs, but afterwards the rats were
found to be the culprits. 60. I admit him to be perfectly
honest and upright, but at the same time I must declare him
to be rather an ignorant fellow. 61. This proves him to have
told a lie. 62. The Stoics affirmed all sins to be equal.
63. I recognized him to have been my comrade in the deserts
of Africa. 64. Lady Simpleton immediately ordered him to
be conducted to one of the best apartments in the house,
laying strict injunctions upon the cook to obey his commands
to a tittle.* 65. The French did not understand so well
how to use a victory as to gain it. 66. They desired us to
walk in. 67. Lie promised never to forget me. 68. She is
not to be persuaded. 69. The boys were not permitted to
leave the house after dark. 70. They wished me to renew
the acquaintance, but I was by no means disposed to do so.
71. Julius Cæsar may be said to have discovered England.
72. He knew how to keep secrets. 73. The Son of Man has
not where to lay his head. 74. The Romans conquered the
whole world, so as to make their city of Rome the head of
all nations. 75. He neither knew when to pardon, nor when
to punish. 76. Which to take, and which to leave was the
question. 77. I know not whom to apply to. 78. I thought
him to be a man who would rather lose his life than forfeit
his honour. 79. Be so kind as to lend me your book. 80.
His candour was such as to produce laughter. 81. I
remember this man to have sold (selling) walking-sticks in the
street, and now he has the greatest house of business in the
whole town. 82. »Give me», said Archimedes, »where to
stand (a place to stand in), and I will move the earth.»
83. This debt was found to be continually increasing. 84. I
read in order to learn. 85. To tell the truth, I was tired of
being always wise. 86. He dispensed his revenues
munificently, seeking out poor but tneritorious subjects on whom
* Detta uttryck nyttjas vanligen förkortadt: to a T (läs: te), hvilket,
eget nog, ej finnes upptaget i engelska ordböcker.
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